Petitions/Review, reform & means-test the state pension & scrap tuition fees
StatusClosed
Opened29 Aug 2025
Closes28 Feb 2026
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
Milestones

We urge the Government to review existing state pension entitlements and introduce the following reforms: 1) end the triple lock 2) reduce entitlements for those on existing private defined benefit schemes with an income £20,000 + 3) end state pensions for incomes over £50k.

We urge the Government to use additional money from these reforms to fund scrapping tuition fees for students. Current state pension benefits cost nearly £150 billion a year – we believe this is unsustainable. We believe those with the broadest shoulders should support an approach which keeps the Chancellor within her borrowing limits and protects priority departments, like the NHS & Defence. We believe young people need more help. We believe £50k in debt for students is too much.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Kevin Hollinrake
1Kevin Hollinrake MP
Thirsk and Malton
5
Dan Norris
2Dan Norris MP
North East Somerset and Hanham
4
Sarah Jones
3Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West
2
Dame Angela Eagle
4Dame Angela Eagle MP
Wallasey
2
Dame Nia Griffith
5Dame Nia Griffith MP
Llanelli
2
Laura Kyrke-Smith
6Laura Kyrke-Smith MP
Aylesbury
1
Dan Jarvis
7Dan Jarvis MP
Barnsley North
1
Jo White
8Jo White MP
Bassetlaw
1
Marsha De Cordova
9Marsha De Cordova MP
Battersea
1
Graham Stringer
10Graham Stringer MP
Blackley and Middleton South
1
Review, reform & means-test the state pension & scrap tuition fees — Petitions